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The phrase "a partner with a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a relationship or collaboration involving a partner and a specific attribute or quality.
Example: "She is a partner with a strong commitment to sustainability in her business practices."
Alternatives: "a partner possessing a" or "a partner having a".
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The night before Christmas meanwhile topped the list for the best day to surprise a partner with a proposal.
Each had a partner with a bean-pole build, who flitted around the outside of the ropes, cheering and heckling.
A handful of small, online dating Web sites have sprung up to cater specifically to singles looking for a partner with a tiptop credit score.
Who among you hasn't smacked a partner with a pillow because that partner was enjoying a blissful trip to dreamland while you were denied admission?
But companies often seek an alliance precisely because they want a partner with a different approach, or in a different business.
So, too, is figuring out whether it is better to play with a partner with a similar style of play and skills or one with a complementary style.
Mr. Mack said he saw Mr. Volk, 65, as a partner with a "broad mandate" to develop strategy and advise the firm's senior investment bankers on transactions.
Having a partner with a criminal conviction for violence, active criminal proceedings for a domestic violence and other court findings will also guarantee access to legal aid.
By becoming a partner with a talent agency, YouTube is demonstrating that it wants to be a major destination for Hollywood content.
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NBC Universal's decision to be a partner with an Apple rival could embolden other media companies to do the same.
Wouldn't a partner with an established and fruitful career want his or her partner to have access to the same?
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